I've added some stats here.

I'm looking into getting some longer term data from metrics.

To get the above stats, I've added some new panels to the dashboard:

"Outgoing requests by status" in the lower right hand corner reports the percentage which are 200, so this is our "success" rate, and the failure rate is just 100% minus that.

Unfortunately this includes some pdfs are "succeeding" because some pdfs return us a 200, so for the above data I've filtered out the pdfs in a hacky way by excluding *.pdf on the request url.

In T370702#10044977, @Mvolz wrote:

I've added some stats here.

Wonderful.

I'm looking into getting some longer term data from metrics.

Excellent.

To get the above stats, I've added some new panels to the dashboard:

"Outgoing requests by status" in the lower right hand corner reports the percentage which are 200, so this is our "success" rate, and the failure rate is just 100% minus that.

Unfortunately this includes some pdfs are "succeeding" because some pdfs return us a 200, so for the above data I've filtered out the pdfs in a hacky way by excluding *.pdf on the request url.

@mvols: 2 questions in response:

1. What field did you filter out *.pdf from? [i]
2. With .pdf approximately excluded, are there any other media types that we ought to try to exclude such that the metrics Outgoing requests by status return are specific to URLs? [ii]

And hey! Thank you for sharing how you arrived to these metrics. You doing so helps equip me with the know-how I need to use this dashboard to ask and answer questions of Citoid independently.

i. This is the interface I'm assuming you used to create the filter you described above:

In T370702#10053072, @ppelberg wrote:

In T370702#10044977, @Mvolz wrote:

I've added some stats here.

Wonderful.

I'm looking into getting some longer term data from metrics.

Excellent.

To get the above stats, I've added some new panels to the dashboard:

"Outgoing requests by status" in the lower right hand corner reports the percentage which are 200, so this is our "success" rate, and the failure rate is just 100% minus that.

Unfortunately this includes some pdfs are "succeeding" because some pdfs return us a 200, so for the above data I've filtered out the pdfs in a hacky way by excluding *.pdf on the request url.

@mvols: 2 questions in response:

1. What field did you filter out *.pdf from? [i]
2. With .pdf approximately excluded, are there any other media types that we ought to try to exclude such that the metrics Outgoing requests by status return are specific to URLs? [ii]

And hey! Thank you for sharing how you arrived to these metrics. You doing so helps equip me with the know-how I need to use this dashboard to ask and answer questions of Citoid independently.

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i. This is the interface I'm assuming you used to create the filter you described above:

ii. One thought: maybe the effort required to do this is not worthwhile considering how minimal we assume the traffic to be for formats like .mov?

This is the hacky way I was doing this. You could add another one for .mov too, but we probably need to also log an additional separate field for the response code WE give (i.e. 415) to the outgoingReqResults thing, so we have both the responsecode they give us and the response code we give the user.

The 415 thing was deployed today, we can just add logging on top of it.